HMD is bringing back the Nokia 3210, so be ready to travel back in time.

The Nokia 3210, one of the most well-liked throwback phones from 1999, is being recreated by HMD.

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This information was released by GSM Arena and comes after the Nokia 6210 (2024) was recently unveiled. 

The 2.4-inch TFT LCD screen on the Nokia 3210 will have QVGA resolution. The QVGA resolution locks down images and videos to 320x240, hence halving the VGA resolution. It is also stated that the Nokia 3210 has an LED flash and a 2MP primary camera on the back. The S30+ operating system, which supports Cloud Apps, powers the tablet. Three colors—Subba Blue, Y2K Gold, and Grunge Black—have been revealed thus far. 

The Unisoc T107 processor and 64MB of RAM are features of the Nokia 3210. Keep your excitement in check. Lastly, the storage on this tiny Nokia feature phone is 128MB, but it can be expanded to 32GB by using the MicroSD card port. It should be mentioned that these parts are somewhat prevalent in HMD's redesigned phones, even though this hardware isn't the most amazing one here in 2024. In conclusion, we are aware that the pricing in Europe will be a very reasonable 80 Euros.

Feature phones and more modern smartphones typically have different designs. The plan is to upgrade the functioning of older models by adding new technology to them. The gadgets are usually still better than their previous designs even though they frequently lack the majority of the functionality seen in contemporary phones, such as the current emphasis on AI. 

The key advantage of these smaller phones is that they provide an experience that is different from that of contemporary smartphones, with smaller designs and less emphasis on captivating apps that bind us to our gadgets all the time. They also provide historical design options. We have previously witnessed the resurgence of flip phones, which coincided with the advent of feature phones. 

According to recent rumors, HMD plans to release three more feature phones in April, all of which will be based on previous designs. These are referred as by the Finnish manufacturer as the Nokia 230 (2024), 5310 (2024), and 6310 (2024). Although there is a place for these older designs, their practicality is debatable. For the most recent updates on smartphones, keep a watch on our iPhone 16 hub in the interim.

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